I absolutely hate everything about Windowsġ0, Office 2013, Acrobat DC, all of it that has been so dumbed down visually, yet over complicated to actually accomplish anything. It all should then sync back to your Outlook 2013. You should be left with only the primary. Repeat for however many random calendars were syncing to your account. Click on the first calendar you wish to delete, and make sure to click again on your primary calendar, you will see the view remove those fromĭisplay, and simply delete. csv file that you want to import, then click 'Import'.
Once Google Calendar is open, click on the boxed drop-down arrow and select 'Import Calendar'. With the account as "Calendar," then the other pesky ones I want to get rid of are listed beneath. Click on 'Calendar' on the topmost part of the screen. From there, it lists my primary calendar associated So if it is an MSN based email account, I navigate to, once it displays my emails, I navigate to Calendars, still web-based. On), from there, open your web based email, go to the calendars.
You need to open your MSN home page and sign into the email account under which these are appearing (presumably the same if the email account you are bringing into Outlook is Comcast, log into your Comcast account, if it's Yahoo, log into Yahoo, and so Unfortunately, you may have to reconfigure certain settings you made for this account, such as View preferences, category colors and names in the calendar, etc.In the folder you opened in step 2, delete the data file which contains your calendar, then empty the Recycle Bin.Just a as precaution, make a backup copy of this data file on your desktop.Select the Outlook Data File which is indicated as the default, then click on the Open File Location button.In Outlook, identify which data file is used to store your calendar, as follows: in the File menu, open Account Settings, click on the Data Files tab.In Outlook, delete any remaining calendar items which may be lingering in these unwanted calendars.If you are unsure whether your Mail, People and Contacts are indeed stored on a cloud server, and not locally, then do NOT use the method below. Press 'Ctrl-V' to paste the URL from the clipboard into the field and click 'Add' to add the Google calendar to Outlook.
In such a case, it is quite safe to delete local copies of all of these, since they will be rebuilt from the cloud server through automatic synchronization via the EAS-protocol. Click the 'Internet Calendars' tab and then click the 'New' button. This means that Mail, People and Calendar are stored on the Outlook servers in the cloud. Within the tool, but they still showed up in Outlook 2013.īefore I outline my "solution", please note that my main account is an Exchange Active Sync account (I use for mail, contacts and calendar). I tried the MFCMAPI method described above, but this did not help.
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(Of course I hope Microsoft will resolve this situation in a future update of Outlook.). I found that for now there is only one method that works for me to remove these "undeletable" calendars from Outlook 2013.
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